The Leejec set of 20 flameless taper candles with a magic wand remote offers a convenient and safe alternative to traditional taper candles. With their realistic flickering flame effect, these candles create a warm and inviting ambiance without the risk of fire or melting wax. The set includes 20 candles, allowing for multiple arrangements and decoration options. The magic wand remote control makes it easy to turn the candles on and off, adjust the brightness, and set a timer. This feature eliminates the need to manually light and extinguish each candle, saving time and effort. Additionally, the remote control has a range of up to 20 feet, allowing for convenient operation from a distance.
Each candle requires a AAA battery (not included) and had a long, invisible fishing line extending from the top. But the best part is…wait for it…you turn them on and off with a wand!
We ended up wrapping them around paperclips which was kind of slippery and frustrating until you got the hang of it , securing them with tape, sticking the wrapped paperclip through some plastic light covers in the case, and then anchoring the wrapped paper clips with more tape. Sometimes one candle would lag behind the others and you would need to do another quick click, but generally they responded really well to the wand commands.
Additionally, the remote control has a range of up to 20 feet, allowing for convenient operation from a distance. These flameless taper candles are battery-operated, ensuring long-lasting use and eliminating the need for a power source nearby. The candles are made from high-quality materials that are durable and resistant to damage.
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Katie first spotted the Leejec Flameless Taper Floating Candles on Amazon. We’ll admit, they are pricey. You can get them at various lengths (6″, 7″, or 11″) and in various amounts (6-20 in a pack). We needed quite a few for our gallery display cases, so we went with the 6″ pack of 20 for $60.
Each candle requires a AAA battery (not included) and had a long, invisible fishing line extending from the top. But the best part is…wait for it…you turn them on and off with a wand!
Hanging the candles was a bit tricky. The fishing lines are really, really, really long. We ended up wrapping them around paperclips (which was kind of slippery and frustrating until you got the hang of it), securing them with tape, sticking the wrapped paperclip through some plastic light covers in the case, and then anchoring the wrapped paper clips with more tape. It definitely took some time and patience!
In the reviews on Amazon, some folks used thumbtacks to secure the candles to the ceiling, some used poster putty. Others hung them on already existing light fixtures. It was agreed the fishing lines were super long, but for people with cathedral ceilings, that was a bonus.
There’s no denying the final results. Our exhibit cases look amazing with the candles twinkling and swaying. And the wand is so much FUN to use. Honestly, we spent about 20 minutes turning the candles on and off both up close and at a distance. Sometimes one candle would lag behind the others and you would need to do another quick click, but generally they responded really well to the wand commands!
While these candles are expensive, the results speak for themselves. This is a really special set, and has earned a Pop Goes the Page five star review and two wands up!
Postscript: After displaying the candles in our cases for a couple months, we’ve learned that their “burn time” is about 20 hours before the batteries wear out. So while they’re great for parties or a special event, they’re not so great for long-term displays (or just get ready to burn through a lot of AAA batteries)!
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Whether for a special occasion, home decor, or simply creating a cozy atmosphere, the Leejec set of flameless taper candles with a magic wand remote is a versatile and reliable choice..
Reviews for "Control the ambiance of any space with Leejec's magical remote-controlled candles"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really excited about these flameless taper candles, but they ended up being a disappointment. The remote control was finicky and didn't always respond to my commands. Even when it did work, the range was very limited and I had to be right next to the candles for them to respond. The brightness of the candles was also not consistent - some were brighter than others, which ruined the overall effect. I wanted to create a cozy atmosphere, but these candles just didn't do the job.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I regret buying these flameless taper candles. The quality is extremely poor and they feel cheaply made. Some of the candles arrived with scratches or marks on them, which was very disappointing. The worst part is that they didn't even last long. I used them for a dinner party and they stopped working within a couple hours. Overall, I would not recommend these candles to anyone.
3. Mike - 2 stars - The concept of these flameless taper candles is great, but the execution falls short. The remote control is clunky and difficult to use. It takes multiple tries to get it to work and even then, it's not very responsive. The candles themselves are also underwhelming. The flame effect is not realistic and looks more like a flickering light bulb. I also experienced issues with the batteries - they ran out quickly and were not easy to replace. I would not purchase these candles again.
4. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for these flameless taper candles, but unfortunately, they didn't meet my expectations. The remote control worked sporadically and sometimes didn't respond at all. The battery life was also disappointing - they didn't last as long as advertised. Additionally, the candles emitted a strange odor when they were turned on, which was quite unpleasant. Overall, I was not satisfied with this product.